AI writer
From brief to finished draft, in your voice.
Give the AI writer a brief and it writes the article: headings, body copy, images and charts, in the tone your brand already uses. Every draft is scored against the pages that rank for your keyword, so you start editing at a strong grade instead of a blank page.
Ask Brigham.aiWrite a 2,000-word guide on “how much does custom software cost” for DEV.co, in our usual voice, with a pricing chart and three images.- Brief
- In, full draft out
- Long-form
- Guides and pillar pages
- Images
- And charts included
- Free
- Re-scoring in the editor
Why it exists
Most AI drafts read fine and rank nowhere.
- Input
- A brief or a keyword
- Output
- Draft with images & charts
- Length
- Short post to long-form
- Voice
- Learned from your pages
A generic AI tool writes from memory, not from the search results you need to beat. It doesn’t know which subtopics the top pages cover, how long they are or which questions they answer. You get a pleasant draft that misses half of what the ranking pages have.
The search.co AI writer starts from a content brief built on the live top results, so the outline, entities and length come from what ranks now. It writes in your brand voice, adds images and charts where they help, and hands the draft to the content editor with a score attached. You stay the editor and add what only you know.
How a draft is built
The brief does the research. The writer does the typing.
Each draft starts with a brief: headings, questions, shared entities and a word-count target. Build one in content briefs, accept one from Brigham.ai, or let the writer create it from a keyword.
The writer then drafts section by section, adding a chart where a number needs one and an image where showing beats telling.
Section-by-section drafting
Long-form guides keep their structure instead of drifting after the first thousand words.
Charts from the outline
Pricing ranges, comparisons and timelines become simple charts you can edit or remove.
What you get
A draft you can actually publish after an edit.
Your brand voice
Drafts match the tone and vocabulary your brand already uses.
Images in place
Images placed where they support the text, easy to swap for your own.
Charts that explain
Numbers become simple charts inside the article, not walls of figures.
Long-form option
Write pillar pages and full guides, or keep it short.
Internal link suggestions
Suggested links to your existing pages with natural anchors.
Scored on arrival
Drafts open in the editor with a live grade and term targets.
Straight into the editor
Every draft lands with a score and a to-do list.
Drafts open in the content editor, where you see how they compare with the top results and which terms still need attention.
How much does custom software cost?
Content score
Target 85 · top-10 average
Terms
- hourly rate4/5
- MVP3/4
- fixed price2/3
- maintenance1/3
- tech stack2/2
- timeline3/3
01
Live grade
The score updates as you type, measured against the same factors the optimizer uses for this keyword.
02
Term targets
See how often the leading pages use each term, and where your draft is short.
03
No credit cost
Editing and re-scoring a draft is free. Credits are only used when new data is fetched.
Before you publish
See where the draft still trails the leaders.
The same factor comparison the content optimizer runs on live pages runs on your draft. You see the grade, your number next to the top-10 average for each factor that correlates with position, and what to add to close each gap.
Draft · custom software cost
vs. top 10 · “how much does custom software cost”
Length that fits the query
Long when the topic needs it. Short when it doesn’t.
Some keywords reward a 3,000-word guide. Others are won by a clear 700-word answer. The writer suggests a target from the ranking pages, then lets you choose short, standard or long-form.
Words · top 10 for this keyword
- #1 result2,600words
- #2 result2,150words
- #3 result1,900words
- Top-10 average1,750words
- Your draftYOU2,050words
How it works
Four steps from idea to draft.
- 01
Choose the topic
Start from a keyword, a content brief, a fix Brigham suggested or a gap in your keyword research.
- 02
Set voice and length
Pick the brand voice profile, the target length and any notes, links or facts the article must include.
- 03
Review the outline
Approve or reorder the headings before writing starts. Changes here are cheaper than changes later.
- 04
Edit to a higher grade
Open the draft in the editor, add your own expertise and close the remaining term gaps.
Ask Brigham
Go from “we should write about this” to a draft in one message.
Brigham.ai can check whether a new article is the right move, build the brief and pass it to the writer.
Update the existing post. It already ranks #17 and has four internal links. The top results are around 1,600 words and answer room-by-room schedules, which your 600-word post skips. I’ve built a brief and the writer can expand the post in place.
Recommended fixes
Sorted by impact
- 1
Expand to a room-by-room schedule
Draft readyEight of the top ten cover kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms separately. Add those sections.
- 2
Add a frequency chart
IncludedA simple weekly, monthly and quarterly chart answers the question at a glance.
- 3
Answer the follow-up questions
15 minFour related questions appear in “People also ask”. Add a short FAQ.
- 4
Link from your service pages
5 minYour deep cleaning page doesn’t link to this post. Add one contextual link.
The difference
Not another blank chat box.
A general AI chat tool
- Writes from memory, not from current results
- Guesses at length and structure
- Same tone for every brand
- Text only, no charts or images
- No idea whether the draft can compete
search.co AI writer
- Built on a brief from the live top results
- Length and headings set by what ranks
- Matches your brand voice
- Images and charts placed in the draft
- Scored against the ranking pages on arrival
Will the drafts sound like AI?
Less than you might expect, because it follows your brand voice. We still recommend a human edit: your examples and first-hand details make a page worth ranking.
Where do the images and charts come from?
Charts are built from the numbers in the brief and the draft, and you can edit or delete them. Images are placed where they help a section make its point, and you can replace any of them with your own photography.
How long can an article be?
Choose short, standard or long-form. Long-form drafts are planned section by section so they stay organized.
Does writing use credits?
Fetching live results for a brief uses credits, the same as a page scan. Editing a draft and re-scoring it in the content editor is free. The $20 plan includes 1,500 credits a month.
Your next article is one brief away.
Start a trial, pick a keyword and get a scored, brand-voice draft with images and charts in a few minutes.
Find the keyword my site is closest to ranking for, build a brief and write a long-form draft in our brand voice.